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does the seal of justice no fleeing judgement have any effect on enemies in a pvp situation?
Yes, they can not go over 100% movement speed, barring passive effects like boot enchants, I think.
it can stun them, the proc off hit - not the judgement.
If you're clever and good with timing....there is an interesting possibility for this.
If you're clever and good with timing....there is an interesting possibility for this.
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If you're clever and good with timing....there is an interesting possibility for this.
Can you elaborate? I'm really curious because I never use it. If it is useful, then I'll start addin it into my rotations.
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Yes, they can not go over 100% movement speed, barring passive effects like boot enchants, I think.
This. It applies only to Rank 2 of the seal however, and is much more useful in BGs and World PVP than in Arena.
Ghost wolfs, cheetahs, sprinting rogues, anyone on a mount, et al., end up dead because they so rarely have ever seen a pally judge Justice on them. I personally think the novelty does as much to disorient them as the debuff actually does.
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Ghost wolfs, cheetahs, sprinting rogues, anyone on a mount, et al., end up dead because they so rarely have ever seen a pally judge Justice on them. I personally think the novelty does as much to disorient them as the debuff actually does.
Awesome. I can't wait to try this out. Guess I'll have to put the seal back in my action bar :)
Using the seal can be useful at times as well as the occasional 2 sec stun can be useful in throwing an enemy player off their flow.
I should imagine that it would also be useful if you had deep thunder or stormherald for the addtional chance at a stun.
You would lose out on damage over SoC, however when your health is a bit low and that warrior wants a piece of you it can lessen the incoming damage a bit due to the free stun.
The main use is its judgement I'll admit though.
I should imagine that it would also be useful if you had deep thunder or stormherald for the addtional chance at a stun.
You would lose out on damage over SoC, however when your health is a bit low and that warrior wants a piece of you it can lessen the incoming damage a bit due to the free stun.
The main use is its judgement I'll admit though.
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You would lose out on damage over SoC, however when your health is a bit low and that warrior wants a piece of you it can lessen the incoming damage a bit due to the free stun.
At the same time you lose out on almost all damage if you can't catch them.
Edited, Jul 31st 2008 1:45pm by IronhideBismarck
Seal Twisting, look it up.
It's a godsend in arena. Stick it on a shaman/druid post-haste, it's refreshed by melee and CS, so you can still keep spamming Seal and judgement of comand/blood for normal burst damage.
I also occasioally use it in WSG to peel healers away from an efc, or just to pick off allies in AV who try to escape on mounts. Enjoy!
I also occasioally use it in WSG to peel healers away from an efc, or just to pick off allies in AV who try to escape on mounts. Enjoy!
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You can really **** off healers using seal of justice and **** off runners/flag carriers using judgement of justice.
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